Zoma Contemporary Art Center (ZCAC)

Zoma Contemporary Art Center (ZCAC) Artist-In-Residence Center ZCAC (Zoma Contemporary Art Center) is an eco-sensitive and educational artist-in-residence village.

The concept was first introduced to the public in 2002 during Giziawi #1, its first art happening. Named after Zoma Shifferaw, a young Ethiopian artist who died of cancer in 1979, ZCAC is located in two major cities in Ethiopia. ZCAC Addis is in a house built by Elias Sime in Addis Ababa, and ZCAC Harla is in Harla, a small historic village east of Dire Dawa. ZCAC is run like a family where the su

rrounding community is an extension of the center. ZCAC is governed by international and Ethiopian board members.

19/07/2021
Zoma Museum is extending its deepest sadness to the death of Michael Bethe-Selassie. Rest In Peace.
06/12/2020

Zoma Museum is extending its deepest sadness to the death of Michael Bethe-Selassie. Rest In Peace.

12/12/2019

We want to hear from you! Cast your vote for the person or group of people who had the greatest influence on the events of the year—for better or worse.

13/10/2019

Artist Elias Sime is a recipient of the 2019 African Art Award, presented by the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art.

07/09/2019
31/05/2019

In March 2019 the Zoma Museum opened in Addis Abeba. It’s not only a space to exhibit African art and architecture, it also comes with a big garden where city dwellers can reconnect with nature.

15/05/2019
12/05/2019

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P. O. Box 6050
Addis Ababa

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+251 911 249374

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